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Online platforms got to use their favorite tool in 2020 before and even after the election: censorship.

Conservative co-host Meghan McCain returned to Monday's The View to kick off the new year and was ready to ruffle her co-hosts’ feathers. While they ranted about President Trump continuing to contest the November election results, McCain irritated Joy Behar by pointing out that there were millions of Americans who voted for Trump and deserved respect instead of mockery from the left…

Sure, obesity may be one of the leading causes of death in America, but in our ridiculous era, pointing that out could prove fatal to the self-esteem of obese people and that’s more important. 

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski calls out Democrat hypocrisy on election challenges. She cites then-Sen. Barbara Boxer forcing a congressional debate in 2005 by challenging the election result in Ohio. Mika then quotes praise for Boxer at the time by Dick Durbin, Chris Van Hollen, and Ed Markey, and contrasts that with their criticism of current Republican challenges to the election results…

A proposed House of Representatives rule may take the idea of censoring so-called “misinformation” even further. The resolution containing the proposed rules of the 117th Congress could impose penalties for members of Congress and congressional employees for spreading “manipulated” content, including on social media.

Just the News Editor in Chief John Solomon didn’t let former Vice President Joe Biden get away with attacking the Trump economy, especially since several members of Team Biden have made millions from it.

Never afraid to serve as a partisan hack on behalf of the Democratic Party, appearing on the Sunday Today show, Meet the Press host Chuck Todd excitedly proclaimed that the DNC had “caught every break they needed” in the Georgia Senate runoff race and predicted that a Republican defeat would do lasting “damage” to the GOP.

It’s easy to see where the priorities of the CBS This Morning hosts are. Now that Joe Biden will soon be president, the network journalists hyped a new report naming political polarization against the Democrat as the “top global risk for 2021.” In case you were wondering COVID, the global pandemic that has killed 1.8 million people so far, it was only number #2. 

Long considered essential to American culture, football is destroying itself, and it’s not just over social justice mania. The New York Post’s Phil Mushnick says the sport is in an idiot-induced freefall, as evidenced most recently by a brawl after a college bowl game Friday and unbridled anti-social behavior on the NCAA and NFL levels.

With the Georgia Senate races wrapping up on Tuesday, CNN decided to do some PR for Democratic candidate Raphael Warnock. On Saturday’s CNN Newsroom, anchor Fredricka Whitfield brought on Warnock to dismiss attacks on Warnock as taking him “out of context” and to portray the “man of the cloth” as being too good of a Christian to fire back at his opponents.

It may be a new year, but Twitter is still up to the same old tricks. Twitter never took a holiday break when it came to labeling President Donald Trump’s tweets and the tweets of his campaign, @TeamTrump.

Who would give murderers the coronavirus vaccine before elderly non-criminals? “Experts.” On the front page of Sunday’s Washington Post, reporter Isaac Stanley-Becker bitterly complained that vaccine priorities in Colorado are being set by Fox News and pro-Trump Facebook groups.

Right from the season three premiere, ABC’s The Rookie aims to get political on policing.

Looks like CBS’s NCIS: New Orleans will spend its 2021 doubling down on false liberal propaganda. While the show already bent over backwards to claim police officers are killing young black men last month, the latest episode somehow went further to appease a “burn the establishment” progressive and her mostly “peaceful” crowd.